OTIIMA

Pivot

OTIIMA PIVOT system enhance stunning looks and contemporary style in every space.

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Description

The imperceptible motors are integrated into the pivot hinge, on the top and bottom side of the door allowing it to rotate on the vertical axis effortlessly. In terms of functionality and aesthetics, there is an absolute combination: the hands-free pivot door is suitable for countless types of placements for both interior, and exterior situations, and there are no limitations. This system adds extra attention to safety thanks to the self-closing function, in an elegant, smooth motion to its closed position after being opened.

Performance

OTIIMA PIVOT offers clients a more broad range of operable door types. Often used as an entry door or a wall of doors. Multiple laminated glass options are available when noise reduction and/or impact performance is desired.

Series

Available in 38 and 54 series.

Configurations

Available configurations include single and multi-panel, inward/outward opening and manually operated or automated pivot doors. Each door type can be mulled to fixed windows or window walls for facade applications.


  38 Series


  • Double glass system. Excellent thermal and acoustic performance and exceptional performance of sealing water/air/wind.
  • Available in the following typologies: sliding, pivot, vertical sash, sliding corner, sliding pocket, fixed, casement, tilt & turn, sloped and curved.
classic Serie 38


54 Series


  • Double or triple glass system. Exceptional thermal, acoustic and sealing of water/air /wind.
  • Available in the following systems: sliding, pivot, vertical sash, sliding corner, sliding pocket, fixed, casement, tilt & turn, sloped and curved.
classic Serie 54

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PLUS

The revamp of the classical minimal frame systems

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DRAIN

Impeccable design of an extra slim comes together with the reference of functionality

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FUSION

Completely merged within the architectural and finishing materials

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FUSION 2.0

The most balanced system in design, performance, and maintenance. 

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LARGLASS

Original system made of fiberglass

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INDOOR

Aesthetic interior partitions

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OPEN

Perimeter with the same size as the sliding series profiles

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FLEX

Graceful inclusion of handcrafted steel and wooden frames providing maximum visual language.

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PLUS

The revamp of the classical minimal frame systems

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DRAIN

Impeccable design of an extra slim comes together with the reference of functionality

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Latest News

Five Lessons from Mies van der Rohe for Architects Today

By OTIIMA MMTW • March 27, 2025
March 27 marks the anniversary of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, one of the most influential architects of the 20th century. His philosophy, built on clarity, simplicity, and material honesty, continues to inspire contemporary architecture. His work embodies a timeless vision that remains as relevant as ever. Here are five key lessons architects today can learn from Mies van der Rohe. Less is More Perhaps his most famous principle, “Less is more,” summarizes Mies’ approach to design: stripping away the unnecessary to reveal the essential. His buildings are characterized by clean lines, open floor plans, and an absence of ornamentation. This philosophy encourages architects to prioritize spatial clarity and material integrity, resulting in structures that are modern and enduring.

The Essence of Scandinavian Architecture and Design

By OTIIMA MMTW • March 20, 2025
Scandinavian architecture and design represent a deep connection between nature, functionality, and the human experience. Grounded in a landscape of vast fjords, endless forests, and soft northern light, it reflects a unique philosophy and way of life. The Origins  The origins of Scandinavian architecture date back to the Viking era, when timber structures and intricate carvings reflected a profound connection to materiality and craftsmanship. As centuries unfolded, this reverence for natural materials persisted, evolving with the changing needs of modern society. The early 20th century witnessed the emergence of Nordic Classicism, a restrained yet elegant style that soon gave way to a more functional and human-centric approach: Scandinavian Modernism.

Belgian Architecture: A Mosaic of Heritage and Modernism

By OTIIMA MMTW • March 13, 2025
Belgium’s topography is a delicate balance between history and modernity. From Bruges's medieval charm to Antwerp and Brussels's bold contemporary structures, architecture here is a study in balance. Minimalism finds a profound expression where clean lines, raw materials, and seamless transitions define space. At OTIIMA, we are privileged to contribute to this evolving narrative, shaping spaces where glass dissolves into air, thresholds blur, and architecture becomes an experience. In Belgium, three projects reference our philosophy: Villa Izegem, Villa P, and Villa V à Harelbeke. Villa Izegem | Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects Villa Izegem is an ode to minimalism in its purest form. Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects sculpted a space where vast glass expanses erase the boundary between nature and dwelling. The land breathes through the structure, light carving its way across surfaces, shifting with time. OTIIMA’s ultra-slim profiles amplify this sense of weightlessness, ensuring that nothing interrupts the dialogue between inside and out. The villa is not simply inhabited; it’s a quiet retreat where transparency is the ultimate luxury.
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